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Tambralinga or Ho-ling: 182–4 was an
Indianised Malay kingdom located on the
Malay Peninsula (in modern-day
Southern Thailand),
existing at
least from...
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Southern Thailand,
Southern Siam or
Tambralinga is a
southernmost cultural region of Thailand,
separated from
Central Thailand region by the Kra Isthmus...
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powerful Chola emperor Rajendra I
against Tambralinga.
After learning of Suryavarman's
alliance with Chola,
Tambralinga requested aid from the
Srivijaya king...
- Kotte, Sitawaka, and finally, Kandy. In 1247, the
Malay kingdom of
Tambralinga which was a v****al of Sri
Vijaya led by
their king
Chandrabhanu briefly...
- bases.
During his South-East Asia campaign, he
annexed Srivijaya, Kedah,
Tambralinga and Pegu,
achieving imperial dominance in the
region and strengthening...
- (likely present-day
Suphan Buri) and
Tambralinga (present-day
Nakhon Si Thammarat).
Through the
acquisition of
Tambralinga, Ram
Khamhaeng is said to have adopted...
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established the
Khmer empire,
centred in Angkor, in the 9th century.: 7
Tambralinga, a
Malay state controlling trade through the
Malacca Strait, rose in...
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happened in the
early 900s,
which caused the
kingdom to be
annexed by
Tambralinga from the
south in 928. Then, it was
devastated by the
Angkor from the...
- An
inscription found at
Chaiya stated that King Sri
Thammasok ruled Tambralinga in 1231. King Sri
Thammasok constructed Wat Phra
Mahathat and introduced...
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Southern Thailand.
Southern Thai language, or
Southern Siamese language, or
Tambralinga language,
language of
Southern Thailand first language of most people...
